other · 1901
This notice details death statistics for Class VI (Local Diseases), Class VII (Violence), and Class VIII (Ill-defined and Not Specified Causes), with a comparative analysis and a historical breakdown of diphtheria and typhoid fever mortality.
March 1, 1901. CLASS VI.-LOCAL DISEASES-continued. Sub-class 6. …
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Recorded in this notice
DiseaseNephritis
DiseaseBright's disease
Diseaseurremia
DiseaseOvarian disease
DiseaseDiseases of parturition
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 29, 1901.
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